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I implemented this, but it's pretty sketchy. Essentially, it will do a toString, and whatever comes back will be matched on. In the examples you gave, they don't actually have a very good toString method, however, it will actually work if you use a flexible enough regex. For example, if the toString returns something like "SomeParam(name=foo, value=bar)", and you want to match on the value "bar", you would have to write a regex that took into account the actual toString, like doing ".*bar.*" or whatever. This will work for the case you described. I forgot the exact toString, but it's something like the example I gave here.